Sentence examples for end of attacks from inspiring English sources

Throughout the campaign, Mr. Romney has also been on the receiving end of attacks from his Republican rivals as well as Democrats.

He knows his way around a rugby pitch and has the happy knack of all good support players in that he gets in at the beginning and end of attacks.

But the past weeks have seen Ms Rousseff resurgent, as ample media exposure let her play up own successes and bash her main rival, who has also been on the receiving end of attacks by the third-placed Aécio Neves from the main centre-right opposition.Why have Mr El-Dash's numbers swung so wildly?

"Unfortunately, it's unlikely that scammers and fraudsters are only targeting TalkTalk - there is a good chance that other telecoms companies have also been on the receiving end of attacks from hackers eager to steal customer data," he added.

Since 9/11, both individual Sikhs and gurdwaras have regularly been on the receiving end of attacks by people who have mistaken them for Muslims and mosques, respectively.

Rep. Ron Paul, also, in 2008: "I think too often all of us are on the receiving end of attacks from the media, and it's very disturbing, because sometimes they're not based on the facts and we suffer the consequences".

The end of attack was communicated using the same push-button controls.

UN Security Council Resolution 2254 scheduled the Syrian peace talks for January 2016, and also demands the ending of attacks on civilian targets.

Mr. Bush's insistence that "we can aim higher, we can do better" was designed to contrast with the Democrats' end-of-campaign attacks on his record in Texas and his relative inexperience in national politics.

Concerned that expiring enlistments would reduce his force, Montgomery made the end-of-year attack in a blinding snowstorm to conceal his army's movements.

Should you be on the receiving end of personal attacks, "my advice would be to, in general, sort of ignore it [because] everybody understands that such attacks are not scientific arguments in any sense".